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37. 23M. McVeigh Rec Hall
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37. 23M. McVeigh Rec Hall
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STRUCTURE: Building
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LOCATION: McVeigh Home
USE: Recreation ui ing now receives intermittent use)
SIZE: Approx. 4000 sq. ft. OWNERSHIP: State
DATE OF STRUCTURE: 1929
DESCRIPTION: The structure is a one-story symmetrical building of single wall construction, with a concrete pad and post foundation. The gable roof skirting which continues around the north and south gable ends of the structure, intersecting the hip roofs ofthe wings. The roof finish is wood shingles. A recessed veranda is incorporated under the main section of the building. Corners of the structure are finished with cornerboards. The posts on the veranda are chamfered. The ceiling of the veranda is finished with tongue and groove planking. The wood frames of the 12-light double-hung windows project an inch from the exterior wall. The building seems to have had many additions, including the concrete loading platform and roof at the rear (east) connecting it with Building 22. The structure is in fair to poor condition. Because of termites, much of the wood in the structure should be replaced. The structure should be fumigated, painted, re-roofed and cleared of vegetation. All broken glass should be replaced.
MAINTENANCE COST: $38,510
FUTURE MAINTENANCE COST: $1150/annum
DATE OF REPORT: January 11, 1977